Fontes Anglo-Saxonici - Bibliographic reference

tamquam lunae … propriam refundatur

29.9-11

Bede

CCSL, ed. C.W. Jones, CCSL 123B (Turnhout, 1977), pp. 263-460.

53b-54

meaht forð … and holmas mid

De temporum ratione

Comment:: Bede is discussing the moon's influence over tides, rather than the sun's.
Bibliography:: Cross 1972b, 79

Contributor:: D.C. Anlezark

Created:: 2001-05-03

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Contributor:	D.C. Anlezark
Text:	Anon (OE): The Order of the World
Edition:	Krapp and Dobbie 1936, 163-66
Reference:	C.A.3.14
Created:	2001-05-03
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2025-06-18

Anon (OE)

stellae inmobiles sunt … splendore obscurantur

3.62.1

Isidore of Seville

69b

on heape

Etymologiae

Lindsay 1911

Bibliography:: Cross 1972b, 77

Contributor:: D.C. Anlezark

Created:: 2001-05-03

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Contributor:	D.C. Anlezark
Text:	Anon (OE): The Order of the World
Edition:	Krapp and Dobbie 1936, 163-66
Reference:	C.A.3.14
Created:	2001-05-03
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2025-06-18

Anon (OE)

vndique enim oceanus … ambit fines

14.2.1

Isidore of Seville

70b

ut garsecges

Etymologiae

Lindsay 1911

Comment:: Cross 1972 notes that the idea of an ocean surrounding the world, out of which the sun emerges at dawn and into which it sinks at dusk was a commonplace from the time of the ancient geographers. He suggests Isidore as the more likely source because of the way he seems to personify the sun.
Bibliography:: Cross 1972b, 75-77

Contributor:: D.C. Anlezark

Created:: 2001-05-03

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Contributor:	D.C. Anlezark
Text:	Anon (OE): The Order of the World
Edition:	Krapp and Dobbie 1936, 163-66
Reference:	C.A.3.14
Created:	2001-05-03
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2025-06-18

Anon (OE)

hi dies cunctos … apparet occasus

6.607

Martianus Capella

De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii

73b-81

heofontorht swegl … ofer brim hweorfeð

Willis 1983

Comment:: Cross argues that the poet here alludes to the possible existence of antipodeans, a notion condemned by Augustine, Isidore and Bede. The idea is advanced, among others, by Martianus Capella.
Bibliography:: Cross 1972b, 78-81

Contributor:: D.C. Anlezark

Created:: 2001-05-03

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Contributor:	D.C. Anlezark
Text:	Anon (OE): The Order of the World
Edition:	Krapp and Dobbie 1936, 163-66
Reference:	C.A.3.14
Created:	2001-05-03
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2025-06-18

Anon (OE)

eadem ratio nos … cum nobis occidet

113.22-114.24

Macrobius

Commentarius in Somnium Scipionis

73b-81

heofontorht swegl … ofer brim hweorfeð

Willis 1970

Comment:: Cross argues that the poet here alludes to the possible existence of antipodeans, a notion condemned by Augustine, Isidore and Bede. The idea is advanced, among others, by Martianus Capella.
Bibliography:: Cross 1972b, 78-81

Contributor:: D.C. Anlezark

Created:: 2001-05-03

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D.C. Anlezark, Anon (OE): The Order of the World, Krapp and Dobbie 1936, 2001-05-03, Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register, https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/, accessed 2025-06-18

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Contributor:	D.C. Anlezark
Text:	Anon (OE): The Order of the World
Edition:	Krapp and Dobbie 1936, 163-66
Reference:	C.A.3.14
Created:	2001-05-03
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2025-06-18

Anon (OE)

Vercelli homily 9

quinque inferni sunt … pena

44.1-2

Anonymous

Scragg 1992

84-85

þonne is leornod on bocum … fif onlicnessa be helle gryre

Catechesis Celtica

Wilmart 1933, 34-112

De Duodecim Abusivis Saeculi

Bibliography:: Cross 1972b; Wright 1993, 95

Contributor:: M. Atherton

Created:: 1996-08-07

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Contributor:	M. Atherton
Text:	Anon (OE): Vercelli homily 9
Edition:	Scragg 1992
Reference:	C.B.3.2.4
Created:	1996-08-07
Project Name:	Fontes Anglo-Saxonici: World Wide Web Register
Website:	https://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/fontes/
Date Accessed:	2025-06-18

Anon (OE)

Vercelli homily 9

dum oculi caligant … cito pronuntiant

34.18-35.5

Anonymous (Ps.Cyprian)

Scragg 1992

89-97

þonne is þære æfteran helle … ær swete on stence

Hellmann 1909